Weekend Herald - 2020-03-21

• Libraries, art galleries close doors as buffer against virus spread
• Countdown supermarke­t limits products as shelves empty
• Latest updates
• Cascade of warnings
• Olympics will survive
• Finding calm
• Urgent call for medical profession­als
• Busy airport’s plea to passengers
• Kiwis may join virus drug trials
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... a visitor to New Zealand
• We’re with you Getting through the coronaviru­s pandemic
• Living in FEAR
• Donald: ‘If everyone thought they were patient zero it would stop’
• Etta, Erin and Stace: ‘I find some of the attitudes really troubling’
• Kera: ‘The whole thing has made me pretty anxious’
• Heather: ‘As long as you’ve got an egg and bread and milk, you’ve got a meal’
• Tot almost dies more than 100 times
• Anger at Erebus consent
• Suppressio­n of letters ‘shatters’ family
• Search continues for French teen
• Mate v mate: Death ruled manslaught­er
• Woman hurt in fall while fleeing blaze
• THE VIRUS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD
• Much more than a great river
• The hit that made — and broke — Bjork
• GFC, now Covid-19: Millennial­s doing it tough
• Govt response should win public confidence
• Question Time
• Marooned Warriors find a way to play
• A quick word
• An injection of cash in desperate times
• Are China’s falling virus figures true?
• Essentials during a pandemic lockdown? Fries in Belgium, wine in France
• GLOBAL PANDEMIC
• Trump touts possible virus treatments
• Biden the nominee-inwaiting and waiting . . .
• Shark to circle and pounce at Rosehill
• Cup tilt on the line for Banker
• Bonus bet botch-up comes at worst of times for TAB
• Panthers see off Dragons
• Crusade begins to try to bring national game back to the fans
• Kiwi stars face big pay cuts in England
• We all need rugby now more than ever in NZ
• Warriors: Inside the week from hell
• Pilots’ Associatio­n: 400 jobs in danger
• Nine days that shook the world
• In these days of crisis there is the rarest of gifts: Time
• Insurers halt redundancy cover for new clients: ‘We can’t price risk’
• Moody’s: NZ capacity still ‘ample’
• How to pull the plug on an aluminium smelter
• Chorus answers call for cheaper broadband
• Why you should stop worrying and learn to love a plunging market
• RBNZ acts to ‘smooth’ markets
• Shares join Asia rally but Air NZ plummets
• Kiwi bounces as US dollar hammered
• NZOG looks for opportunit­ies from turmoil
• Outbreak just adds to the pressure on Z Energy
• Cheers! Bar in town centre oozes history
• Coffee franchise on busy grounds
• Listen up, these are top-notch
• How to work from home efficientl­y
• Feel the fear, but go ahead and buy that house anyway
• Praise be: Ponsonby church seeks new owner
• Real estate market rebuffs virus fears
• Where the smart money heads
• Around the block
• Opportunit­ies in trophy asset
• West Auckland industrial investment
• Healthcare company’s head office for sale
• Devonport’s old post office building for sale
• 12 rules for Kiwis who are WFH
• High-profile property on Great North Road
• Switched on for retail opportunit­y
• Why businesses need to stick to the plan but stay flexible
• ‘One off the shelf' for property investors in tourist town
• HURRY UP AND WAIT
• MAKING AMERICAN MUSCLE GREAT AGAIN
• POUNAMU HIGHWAY HAAST PASS
• APPRECIATI­ON OF FINE LINES
• THAT’S A LOT OF PULSAR GTI-Rs
• ELEGANT JAGUAR
• Top of the pops
• Drive safe
• BEAMER: BMW G 310 R
• RIDE IN STYLE
• THE FULL ELVIS EXPERIENCE
• KEEPING BREAKFAST DOWN OUT OF DINNER PLAIN
• LIFE RECYCLED
• VIRTUAL RACE-ALITY
• WORK OF ART
• APARTMENT LIVING SEARCH OUR LISTINGS
• Ashley Church: Housing market outlook
• The latest trends in bedding
• What to see this weekend
• SURPRISE PACKAGE
• FLYING COLOURS
• NO ORDINARY BACH
• COASTAL LIFESTYLE
• NADJA COURT

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